New Taig based Carriage and Headstock
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friday will confirm...
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Hey Im Swiss LOL
I love my lathe from him and i think the only thing he should change is to make the head stok bigger or i sould say longer IMO but thats just me
Chris
I love my lathe from him and i think the only thing he should change is to make the head stok bigger or i sould say longer IMO but thats just me
Chris
Bon chance....
Vous parlez Americain tres bon!
However.. Patients=persons and noun. The word you were looking for is patience.
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Or pacience Monsieur. Ça va bien.
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Some people have patience... So they are patients.... Isn't it?
Those who can have the most patience have the money in their pockets. Understand what you want
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Where are you living chris? Still in switzerland?
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I wanna go to amsterdam
Never went there... But would like too. I go see my family in Canada QC next december. Anyone knows quebecers cuemaker i could visit near Montreal?
There is no doubt in my mind that Bassel builds good quality stuff. I feel the real problems start when buyers get their lathes and are pretty much on their own when it comes to figuring out how to use them. Some things in repairing cues are confusing to the novice, at first. They just need a little push-start.
I didn't have issues with mine because I had extensive experience with another brand of repair lathe. I truly believe that with the right instructions most users won't have problems. If a good detailed video, and perhaps a book too, were part of the package explaining the proper way of setting up and using the machine, along with how to adjust and maintain it, the operation of his lathes would be crystal clear. All IMO, of course.
My own experience in dealing with Bassel has been flawless. I couldn't have expected more. At no cost to me he has voluntarily sent a few upgraded items that weren't available when I bought my machine, although I offered payment when I inquired. As far as I'm concerned it just doesn't get any better than that.
I didn't have issues with mine because I had extensive experience with another brand of repair lathe. I truly believe that with the right instructions most users won't have problems. If a good detailed video, and perhaps a book too, were part of the package explaining the proper way of setting up and using the machine, along with how to adjust and maintain it, the operation of his lathes would be crystal clear. All IMO, of course.
My own experience in dealing with Bassel has been flawless. I couldn't have expected more. At no cost to me he has voluntarily sent a few upgraded items that weren't available when I bought my machine, although I offered payment when I inquired. As far as I'm concerned it just doesn't get any better than that.
Some people have patience... So they are patients.... Isn't it?
Those who can have the most patience have the money in their pockets. Understand what you want
I think the term patient is American.
You have to be PATIENT at a doctors office, because you wait forever.
You have to be PATIENT at the post office, because.....
You have to be PATIENT at the DMV, because.....
If an American loses their PATIENCE, they are said to go POSTAL.
I wanna go to amsterdam
I happen to be in Amsterdam right now!! Got in this morning - here for a week on business.
Someone's gotta do it!!
Gary
I would love a job that sends me to Amsterdam...and dont pop a random test when I get back..lol
I think I read somewhere that the #1 cause of death in Amsterdam is drug overdoses.
Amsterdam is NOT like that ... at least not when I lived there 1997 for over a year on a project.
They have "tolerance" that WE Americans can learn a lot from, IMHO.
Locals/Dutch I met through work were typical people who worked hard (8 hrs a day) and then went home to their family.
Now I'm in Singapore ... the other extreme ... where "sin" taxes are extremely high to discourage use ... cigs are over $10/pack and not allowed to be brought in ($200 per pack fine - that's pack not a carton), alcohol is extremely expensive ($100 for a bottle of Jack), and illegal drug usage are severely punished.
Both system seems to work
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They have "tolerance" that WE Americans can learn a lot from, IMHO.
Locals/Dutch I met through work were typical people who worked hard (8 hrs a day) and then went home to their family.
Now I'm in Singapore ... the other extreme ... where "sin" taxes are extremely high to discourage use ... cigs are over $10/pack and not allowed to be brought in ($200 per pack fine - that's pack not a carton), alcohol is extremely expensive ($100 for a bottle of Jack), and illegal drug usage are severely punished.
Both system seems to work
Hidy Ho <--- all about thread hijacking